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Jute Diversification Promotion Centre (JDPC) Ministry of Textiles & Jute

Development and Application of Potentially Important Jute Geo-textiles (CFC/IJSG/21) Bangladesh Part Project Overview on the Progress & Achievements in Bangladesh Presentation in National Seminar for dissemination of finding and activities of the project (CFC/IJSG/21), dated September 19, 2013.

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Jute Diversification Promotion Centre (JDPC) Ministry of Textiles & Jute

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  1. Development and Application of Potentially Important Jute Geo-textiles (CFC/IJSG/21) Bangladesh Part Project Overview on the Progress & Achievements in Bangladesh Presentation in National Seminar for dissemination of finding and activities of the project (CFC/IJSG/21), dated September 19, 2013 Jute Diversification Promotion Centre (JDPC) Ministry of Textiles & Jute Govt. of the People’s Republic of Bangladesh

  2. 1. Project Brief

  3. Objective and Scope Objectives  The project will lead to the commercial acceptability of jute geo-textiles for use in soil erosion control and rural road construction in Bangladesh and India.  The results will lend themselves to be extrapolated to conditions in other potential market countries.  The project will develop material specifications, field installation protocols and design methodologies for applications in compliance with requirements and standards set by end users.

  4. Objective and Scope Scope  This project will lead to substantial expansion of the market uptake of jute geo-textiles for use in soil erosion control and road construction in commercially competitive markets.  Economic Impact : GDP growth, additional Foreign Exchange earning through export of JGTs.

  5. Major Components Component – 1: Market Needs Assessment & Supply Chain Analysis Component– 2 : Identification of Potentially Important Jute Geo- textiles based on Performance Evaluation Component – 3 : Manufacture of the identified/selected potentially important JGT and its standardization Component – 4 : Documentation and Dissemination Component – 5: Project Management and Reporting

  6. Bangladesh Part Project Facilitating Agencies

  7. Responsibilities of GoB & FA’s  GoB to identify sites on the basis of geotechnical conditions;  GoB will bear the costs of construction;  GoB will provide pre-work information taking technical advice from BUET;  GoB will make cost provisions, technical evaluation.

  8. BUET’s role in Project Implementation - • Selection of JGT field trial sites; •  Providing design & plans of JGT field trials with green vegetation; • Laboratory and field tests of JGTs, simulation studies, soil investigation; •  Selection, designing of new JGT; • 3 stage monitoring of JGT field trials; • Collection of data, information, Documentations and Dissemination; • Providing inputs for preparing approach paper for Standardization.

  9. BJRI • treatment tests of JGTs • research on cost effective substitute of bitumen • treated 30000 m² JGT for river bank protection and rural road construction SRDI • Carrying research related to soil investigation, soil nutrient and soil loss determination, geo-climatic information etc. • Collected 26 soil samples & 16 samples have been tested and analyzed LGED •  JGT field trial at 5 rural road construction sites • 3 already completed • 2 in progress: will be completed by September/October, 2013

  10. RHD 1 JGT field trial for rural road at Keranigonj, Dhaka in 2011. BWDB  JGT field trial application in 5 river bank protection including 2 additional sites  Already Completed 3 JGT field trials 1 additional sites in progress and 1 additional site yet commence SWO • Completed 3 JGT field trials of hill slope stabilization with green vegetation

  11. BJMC • manufacturing and supplying newly designed and specified JGT through Latif Bawani, Karim and United Meghna Chandpur Jute Mills Ltd. (UMC). • manufactured and supplied 68000 m2 DW Plain JGT • (31000 m2 of 627, 27000 m2 724 and 10000 m2 760 gsm) JJM  manufactured and supplied 22000 m2 soil saver of 700 & 500 gsms Shonali Aansh Industries Ltd.  Supplied samples 365, 500 & 600 GSM soil savers for lab test.

  12. Documentation and Dissemination • 8 awareness workshops/programs arranged, more 4 to be organized this year • JDPC & BUET collecting information to establish data bank and documentation National Workshop/Seminar arranging in December, 2013 Performance Evaluation • Constituted team for Monitoring of sites • Constituted Standardization Committee • Preparing draft approach paper • Team is working regularly

  13. RECEIPT & UTILIZATION OF CFC FUND (BANGLADESH PART)

  14. Management, Reporting (Comp-5) • Arranged 3 year ending meetings • 4 Qtr. Ending meetings and 4 Coordination meetings with PEA • Participated in 4 half yearly meetings with PEA in India • Held 4 standardization committee meetings in Bangladesh • Arranged 16 Co-ordination meetings with BUET, BJRI, SRDI, SWO, and other Facilitating Agencies • Completed Annual Audit of project accounts for PY-1, PY-2 and PY- 3 by CA appointed by PEA, IJSG and CFC • Submitted periodical reports to PEA, IJSG and CFC (status report, half yearly annual report and financial report) etc.

  15. Few PhotographsonProject Activities

  16. Mr. Guy Sneyers, Chief Operations Officer, CFC watching PowerPoint presentations arranged by JDPC on March 26, 2013 at IJSG Conference Room, Dhaka. Prof. Dr. Abdul Jabbar Khan, CE. Deptt., BUET made the presentation.

  17. 3rd Year Ending Meeting on April 04, 2013 Felicitating Agencies at 3rd Year Ending Meeting on April 04, 2013

  18. Thank you

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